payments.nurses say state auditors became back anywhere from 7 thousand dollars to 7 thousand dollars to 142 thosuand because of paperwork mistakes the nurses made. the state maintains auditors conducted proper reviews of the independent nurses, who bill medicaid directly for their services. police have a person of interest in custody this morning in connection to a milwaukee musician who was found dead over the weekend. donald lewis was found dead yesterday... hidden inside the club he owned....the "young urban jazz cafe" near 24th and fond du lache was reported the city of chicago re- dedicated a park this weekend to honor two chicago teenagers who were shot and killed in the city's streets.as erik runge reports-- parents and city leaders hope the park chicago is the the nation's third-largest city and has already experienced more homicides this year than new york and los angeles combined. to the east coast.. where crews are working to clear the tracks after a long island railroad train derailed over the weekend.thirty-three people were injured. four are in serious condition.this all happened after

medicaid payments.nurses say aggressive asking them to pay back anywhere from 7 thousand dollars to 142 thosuand because of paperwork mistakes the nurses made. the state maintains auditors conducted proper reviews of the independent nurses, who bill medicaid directly for their wisconsin democrats will try to chip away at republicans' legislative majorities in the november election, but they may not make much headway. republicans go into election day with a 63-36 advantage in the assembly. things are a little edge. eight seats are in play, including five held by republicans and three by democrats. the democrats must win six of those eight seats to flip control. tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... tuesday will warm to 70 degrees in milwaukee but there will be a few more clouds and a slight chance to see a few wind will be stronger from the ssw at 5-15mph, with higher gusts at times. clouds will be rolling in tuesday night and into wednesday morning ahead of a cold front that will bring showers by the afternoon as the front swings through. many locations will

but not before the flames got to five- thosuand acres. one day ahead of the final debate-- donald trump will be in colorado today for two stops in grand junction and colorado springs. the visits comes one day after his son-- donald trump junior was in boulder. norris penros event center will open at 12. then he'll head to west star aviation in grand junction for a rally at 3. meanwhile-- billy bush is officially out at the today show after the release of the audio of a inappropriate sexual conversation with trump about women. bush was suspended at the morning show on october 9th -- two days after the 2005 tape was released. n-b-c and bush's representatives had been of his exit before monday's announcement. no word on the details of those terms. bush spent 15 years at "access hollywood" before moving to the "today" show about two months ago. he says he's embarrased of the comments. hillary clinton is 8off the campaign trail today... and she has yet to respond to the latest batch of emails released by the f-b-i. in one exchange with the f-b

who has just under three thosuand dollars to spend until the election. we'll get a first look at two familiar foes tonight as senator ron johnson and former senator russ feingold face off in their first of two debates. right now fiengold leads by just two points heading into november.... however jo last month is closing the gap.... the hour long debate is set for 7 tonight... you can catch all the action right here on 4. for all things politics, head to our website -- tmj4 dot com slash decision 2016. right now: honda is recalling 350-thousand civic vehicles because their parking brakes may not work correctly. the company says a software glitch may prevent the electronic in some cases. that? could cause a car to roll away and potentially lead to injuries.but honda says that so far no accidents or injuries have been reported. the problem affects some of the 20-16 civic coupes and sedans. if you have one of these cars.. you should notified monthn next month to take your car into the dealers who will fix the glitch for free. october is national domestic vio

state auditors became aggressive asking them to pay back anywhere from 7 thousand dollars to 142 thosuand because the nurses made. the state maintains auditors conducted proper reviews of the independent nurses, who bill medicaid directly for their it's been five years since protests erupted at the state capital over act 10, also know as the budget repair bill. hundreds of thousands of union members, in particular teachers took over the state captiol for months in protest. milwaukee journal sentinel investigative reporter dave umhoefer spent a year researching the affects of students and also professors there.through hours of research found act 10 made the teaching industry more competitive... as teachers look for districts with more - we did a survey of school superintendents, we looked at old teacher contracts in a hundred school districts and compared them to the new rules for teachers part two of this investigation comes out wednesday. digs into the school districts financial situation today, and how they're competing to get the best teachers and keep them. we have a link to today's s

who has just under three thosuand dollars to spend until the election. much of soutastern wisconsin is woke up to some frost this morning with temperatures in the 30 frost quickly melted away ?;as the sun rose ave. an nce of sunshine and a south wind will temperatures back above 60 degrees this afternoon.all in alit looks like it wl be a fantastic fall day. with a warm front passing through, tonight won't be nearly as chilly. lows will be around 50 under mainly clear skies. the milwaukee common council's public safety committee is continuing its series of special public hearings during the month of october.the next one is tomorrow morning at 9:30.common council president ashanti hamilton will host the hearing at obama high school, near sherman and members of the public have the opportunity to meet and express concerns about things happening on their block later stamper is holding an event called "meetings on the block" at 5:30 tonight. the meeting blocks off a city street and creates a space for residents to ask questions. tonight's meeting will be held

hundreds of thosuands of ballots printed -- but the machine cant count them. plus... a wild fight breaks out at a courthouse. those stories in our next half hour of today in iowa. you've worked hard. to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare. parts of the coast and the storm will move up the coast the next few days. plus... an iowa girl facing a condition similar to polio -- and doctors are still trying to figure out what happened. and -- reverse the curse. some fans hoping the longest drought in professional sports ends this year. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast.

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the record -- 151- thosuand- 647, was set in 2010. last year, attendance on the 140-thousand. the fair closes tonight at eleven. the state fair may be celebrating near record attendance -- but there are a lot of people who are unable to enjoy the fun this year. countless people in eastern north carolina are struggling to recover from historic flooding caused by hurricane matthew. anthony wilson -- show us how some groups at the fair are trying to turn fun into funds for storm victims. you expect lots of people to show up here as the state but while thousands of fair fans here enjoy the sights, sounds, aromas and tastes, and that's why the very popular fairgrounds home cooking biscuits--donates tips left by diners. the money goes to a united methodist relief charity that ministers to those affected by the floods. that's also inspiring the exchange clubs of raleigh to step up...with sales of north carolina grown peanuts. part of the the bags sold at the state fair will help others---when things are also tough for many donors. slowly receding water's hurting places where help is

causing nearly 1- hundred thosuand people to evacuate their homes. officials say at least four people are dead. people are dead. you can see just how destructive this storm was... knocking down tress .. and powerlines. crews are working to restore power to communities this morning.. this is the second typhoon to hit the philippines in a week, the super typhoon is now moving towards hong kong and southernin packers extra... a bit early in the season to start talking about "must win" games... ...but can you argue tonight's match up for the packers doesn't fit the bill? the banged up packers take the field against chicago tonight. they'll play on little rest following sunday's loss to dallas.running back eddie lacy one of seven players ruled out for tonight's game against the bears at lambeau field. cornerbacks damarious randall and quinten rollins will also not play kick-off is set for 7-25 p-m. right now packers sits second minnesota. chicago is in last. up next on live at up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--seeing diamonds. the song that's r

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the automaker launched a recall for more than 62- thosuand units of the sonata after discovering the car's panoramic sunroof could fly off in traffic while there are no reports of crashes or injuries.... it has received multiple reports of the sunroof detaching. the voluntary recall covers 2015 sedans. affected owners will be notified by mail. facebook wants to make sure you are well-fed... the social media site is getting ready to offer some new services-- beyond catching up with friends. the site introducing a new feature that lets users order food through facebook's pages of restaurants. you can also buy movie tickets and book appointments at spas and salons, facebook is trying to move beyond just being a social network and try to keep users the love and healing power of a wagging tail. it's that unconditional love, you don't have to worry about being judged, you can just be yourself. " you'll meet our fox5 shining stars who make sick kids' hospital stays a little more bearable. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next a lot of diverse opinions on the debate last night...

items seized during todays raids include drugs, three guns, body armor and 85-thosuand dollars in cash. two members of the m-l-ds are considered to be on the run: the f-b-i is looking for your help locating 33-year old erik en-sense-ee-oh ynnocencio of racine and 30-year old fabian melendez of waukegan, illinois.they are considered leadership as well as significant members of the organization.' the operation was spearheaded by the f-b-is south eastern wisconsin regional task force. their goal is to target gangs... and remove them from the streets. most will face federal charges. reporting live in st. francis, bl, fox6 news. ben thanks bret fox six was the only station there as the f-b-i began the morning ?raid... myra sanchick and photojournalist kale zimny have an exclusive look at the federal round-up. a large pre dawn law enforcement operation sent police k-9's and federal agents to as many as fifty houses in kenosha county, racine county, waukesha, and northern illinois. we are targeting roughly between forty and fifty target locations throughout that area in order to disrupt a gan

the automaker launched the warning for more than 62-thosuand units of the sonata after discovering the car's panoramic sunroof could fly off in traffic. while there are no reports of crashes or injuries.. it has received multiple reports of the sunroof the voluntary recall covers 2015 and 2016 sonata sedans. affected owners will be notified by mail. a recent survey showed one-third of workers played hooky from their jobs last year and people are getting very creative when they call in sick. career-builder- dot-com released some of the most unusual excuses workers gave for missing work. someone couldn't come in because quote " i couldn't find my shoes," another claimed "a hitman was looking for them" and one person said they forgot what day of the week it was. jason feinberg might use this one - "my cat unplugged my alarm clock." and finally someone simple after lunch. derrek... take note of this one! a farmer in new york got creative with his marriage proposal.. dan stein decided it was time to ask his girlfriend leslie hamilton to be his wife. so...he enlisted the help of ...well...hi